Vendors wait on customers at the Boulevard Grange holiday bazaar on Friday, Nov. 25. The two-day event featured an array of crafted gifts for Christmas. (LES ZAITZ/The Enterprise)
The temptations were on every table at the Boulevard Grange.
KJ Kuhl of Prairie City was eager to tempt customers with samples of her handcrafted chocolates.
Lisa Wood of Nyssa was the chief salesman for her husband Brian’s work in leather and wood – from knife holders to toy trucks.
And Patricia Gzik was there to help ensure every Malheur County kitchen could shine with her handmade scrubbys, dish towels and more.
Once again, the Boulevard Grange puts on its annual holiday bazaar, stretching over two days, Friday, Nov. 25, and Saturday, Nov. 26.
Books, holiday décor, blankets and more were stacked on tables.
And in the rear, shoppers could catch a quick and affordable meal.
Another holiday bazaar with such handcrafted goods is scheduled at the Malheur County Fairgrounds for Friday, Dec. 2, and Saturday, Dec. 3. The bazaar repeats the following weekend.
Vendors wait for customers at the Boulevard Grange holiday bazaar on Friday, Nov. 25. The two-day event featured an array of crafted gifts for Christmas. (LES ZAITZ/The Enterprise)KJ Kuhl sells her homemade candies and toys at the Boulevard Grange holiday bazaar on Friday, Nov. 25. The two-day event featured an array of crafted gifts for Christmas. (LES ZAITZ/The Enterprise)Handcrafted goods filled table after table at the Boulevard Grange holiday bazaar on Friday, Nov. 25. The two-day event featured an array of crafted gifts for Christmas. (LES ZAITZ/The Enterprise)Patricia Gzik of Nyssa – the Scrubby Lady – displays her handcrafted goods at the Boulevard Grange holiday bazaar on Friday, Nov. 25. The two-day event featured an array of crafted gifts for Christmas. (LES ZAITZ/The Enterprise)Holiday décor of all kinds was available from vendors at the Boulevard Grange holiday bazaar on Friday, Nov. 25. The two-day event featured an array of crafted gifts for Christmas. (LES ZAITZ/The Enterprise)Holiday décor of all kinds was available from vendors at the Boulevard Grange holiday bazaar on Friday, Nov. 25. The two-day event featured an array of crafted gifts for Christmas. (LES ZAITZ/The Enterprise)Lisa Wood of Nyssa tells about the goods made by her husband Brian and for sale at the Boulevard Grange holiday bazaar on Friday, Nov. 25. The two-day event featured an array of crafted gifts for Christmas. (LES ZAITZ/The Enterprise)Holiday décor of all kinds was available from vendors at the Boulevard Grange holiday bazaar on Friday, Nov. 25. The two-day event featured an array of crafted gifts for Christmas. (LES ZAITZ/The Enterprise)Holiday décor of all kinds was available from vendors at the Boulevard Grange holiday bazaar on Friday, Nov. 25. The two-day event featured an array of crafted gifts for Christmas. (LES ZAITZ/The Enterprise)Denise Price of Banks sells holiday décor at her station at the Boulevard Grange holiday bazaar on Friday, Nov. 25. The two-day event featured an array of crafted gifts for Christmas. (LES ZAITZ/The Enterprise)Homemade goods head out the door at the Boulevard Grange holiday bazaar on Friday, Nov. 25. The two-day event featured an array of crafted gifts for Christmas. (LES ZAITZ/The Enterprise)Vendors wait for customers at the Boulevard Grange holiday bazaar on Friday, Nov. 25. The two-day event featured an array of crafted gifts for Christmas. (LES ZAITZ/The Enterprise)Vendors wait for customers at the Boulevard Grange holiday bazaar on Friday, Nov. 25. The two-day event featured an array of crafted gifts for Christmas. (LES ZAITZ/The Enterprise)
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